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King William III lands Torbay

William III lands in England at Torbay. Date: 1688

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1688 Glorious Lands Revolution Torbay


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This historic print depicts the momentous event of King William III and Mary II's arrival in England at Torbay on November 5, 1688. The image captures the excitement and anticipation of the English people as they gathered to welcome their new monarchs, who had sailed from the Netherlands to depose the unpopular King James II. The Glorious Revolution, as it came to be known, marked the end of the Stuart dynasty and the beginning of a new era for Britain. King William III, also known as William of Orange, is shown standing on the deck of his ship, the "Prince of Orange," with his wife, Mary II, at his side. The couple are greeted by Lord High Admiral, the Earl of Torrington, who is shown in the foreground, extending a welcoming gesture. The English fleet can be seen in the background, anchored in the bay, with the coastline of Devonshire visible in the distance. The arrival of William and Mary was met with widespread support from the English people, who were tired of the religious persecution and political instability under James II. The new monarchs promised to uphold the Protestant faith and restore stability to the country. Their reign marked the beginning of a new era of tolerance and religious freedom in Britain. This print is a testament to the significance of the Glorious Revolution and the enduring impact of William and Mary on British history. It is a powerful reminder of the importance of popular support and the role of the people in shaping the course of history.

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